dbx TR1616 - Manual (Page 23)

TR1616 Owner’s Manual 17
key Points:
• Allows for easy analog audio connection to BSS Audio Soundweb London systems, due
to the TR1616’s combo (1/4” and XLR) inputs and XLR outputs, eliminating the need
to make special Phoenix fitted cables.
• TR1616s can easily be added to pre-existing BLU link compatible Soundweb London
systems with no additional hardware required.
• The two BSS BLU-800 processors (#1) occupy the first 16 channels of audio on the BLU
link network. The #2 TR1616 occupies channels 17-32 (BANK 2) and the #3 TR1616
occupies channels 33-48 (BANK 3) on the network.
• These two system diagrams illustrate two separate systems: one is using two TR1616s
for adding 32 channels of analog inputs to the BLU link network (on-ramp), the
other is using two TR1616s for adding 32 channels of analog outputs to the BLU link
network (off-ramp). However, the systems shown in these two diagrams can also be
thought of as one system, providing both on-ramp and off-ramp functionality at the
same time, as illustrated by the semi-transparent portions within each diagram.
• Systems can be further expanded in the future if needed.
Legend
BLU link Connection
Analog Connection
Legend
BLU link Connection
Analog Connection
32 CHANNEL ANALOG OFF-RAMP FOR BLU LINK
COMPATIBLE BSS SOUNDWEB LONDON SYSTEM
32 CHANNEL ANALOG ON-RAMP FOR BLU LINK
COMPATIBLE BSS SOUNDWEB LONDON SYSTEM
BL
U link BLU-800
BLU-800
BLU link LOOP OUT to LOOP IN-->
BL
U link
OUT
to
L
OOP IN
-->
<--BLU link LOOP OUT to BLU link IN)
Transmit Bank: 2
Receive Bank: N/A
2
TR1616
02
01
Sources To
Analog Inputs
Transmit Bank: 3
Receive Bank: N/A
3
TR1616
03
01
Sources To
Analog Inputs
Sources
BL
U link BLU-800
BLU-800
BLU link LOOP OUT to LOOP IN-->
BL
U link
OUT
to
L
OOP IN
-->
<--BLU link LOOP OUT to BLU link IN)
Transmit Bank: N/A
Receive Bank: 1
2
TR1616
02
01
Transmit Bank: N/A
Receive Bank: 1
3
TR1616
03
01
Sources To
Analog Inputs
Sources To
Analog Inputs
Sources
Analog Outputs
To Destinations
Analog Outputs
To Destinations
Destinations
Analog Outputs
To Destinations
Analog Outputs
To Destinations
Destinations
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